Superintendent of Police inaugurated the project of community madrasa and orphanage in Bogra

Sanju Roy, Bogra: Inauguration of Sarkar Bari Talimul Quran Qaumi Madrasa and Orphanage project was held in Chopinagar Union of Shajahanpur Upazila of Bogra on Monday afternoon. District Superintendent of Police Sudeep Kumar Chakraborty BPM inaugurated the project by unveiling the plaque as the chief guest under the management of media activist and visionary Tanjijul Islam Swaran. In the speech of the chief guest during the inauguration, he said that the plan to build a madrasa, mosque and old age home for orphans from his ancestral property is really commendable. He also promised to support this positive initiative. He said that since independence people have been living in harmony in this Bangladesh irrespective of religion, caste. Every religion purifies man and leads him on the path of peace. Therefore, every person should strive to be remembered by everyone even after death through his good deeds. Independent Television Northern Bureau Chief Hasibur Rahman Bilu, Bogura Sadar Upazila Health and Family Planning Officer and District Swachip President Dr. Samir Hossain Mishu, Nandigram Upazila Secondary Education Officer Shahadat Hossain, Shajahanpur Thana Officer In-Charge Abdullah Al Mamun, Chopingar Union Parishad Chairman Mahfuzar Rahman Bablu and Shajahanpur Upazila Awami League Vice President Minhaj Uddin. After the opening discussion, Mufti Mohammad of Bogra Jamil Madrasa led the prayer, wishing the success of the project and wishing the country and the nation. Later the District Superintendent of Police inaugurated the project by unveiling the plaque and visited the project site. Talking about the construction of madrasas, orphanages and the overall project, journalist Swaran said that he lost his father as a child while working at Nectar and his only brother who was working at Mercedes Benz in Malaysia on his birthday this year prematurely. There is no one in the world except his teacher mother and close relatives. He undertook this great work at the behest of his dead father and his mother. He said that gradually he started working on this project with a plan to build a madrasa, an orphanage, a mosque and an old age home in his native village Chopinagar. Along with that, he also expressed the hope of setting up a modern library called Rafi Smriti Pathagaar in the memory of his only brother who was recently lost. For that purpose, he sought everyone's prayers and cooperation.